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Neil Vigdor

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World
7 Aug 2024
Three students at the University of Mississippi were suspended by their fraternity on Wednesday after an Instagram photo surfaced of them brandishing guns in front of a bullet-riddled memorial sign for Emmett Till, whose brutal murder in 1955 served as a catalyst for the civil rights movement.
World
7 Aug 2024
Three students at the University of Mississippi were suspended by their fraternity on Wednesday after an Instagram photo surfaced of them brandishing guns in front of a bullet-riddled memorial sign for Emmett Till, whose brutal murder in 1955 served as a catalyst for the civil rights movement.
Entertainment
25 Jun 2024
Jane Fonda was arrested outside the U.S. Capitol on Friday as part of a climate change protest, the latest act of civil disobedience by the Oscar-winning actress and Vietnam War objector, who said that she planned to reprise her role every Friday for the rest of the year.
Jane Fonda Arrested During Climate Protest Outside U.S. Capitol
World
25 Jun 2024
President Donald Trump signed a measure Wednesday that seeks to remove the bureaucratic barriers for permanently disabled veterans to qualify for student loan forgiveness, which he said would save 25,000 wounded warriors an average of $30,000.
Trump Orders Student Loan Forgiveness for Disabled Veterans
World
15 Jul 2019
Vice President Mike Pence played down reports of overcrowding and unsanitary conditions at two migrant detention centers in Texas that he visited Friday, but he acknowledged the gravity of the humanitarian crisis unfolding along the United States’ southwestern border.
Pence defends conditions at migrant detention centers in Texas